It's not until you actually lose someone that you try and think of all the different ways that you can keep their memory alive. I lost my sister in a car accident almost a year ago, but as I live near Truro in Cornwall and her grave is in Newcastle, as you can imagine I very rarely get to visit her in person.

A friend recommended Gonetoosoon.org to me and I haven't looked back. Unlike most memorial sites that I looked at, it seems that everything is free on this one. I have created a beautiful memorial for my sister, chosen a flower theme, I have hundreds of photos uploaded in her photo gallery, her favourite music plays when I visit her page too.

The other people who use the site cannot be thanked enough for all their support. If you need to talk to someone you can do so with their community section, which is very busy. Other users of the site have also visited my sister's memorial and have left her tributes and candles, with beautiful messages of support.

so, thank you Gonetoosoon, in some small way, you have been able to help me bring my sister back, bring her back so that I can visit her whenever I need to and leave her little messages on her special anniversaries.

Im sorry but Im trying to get in to my garden, but I think gone too soon is the best thing that happened to me Ive found a way of dealing with my brother and aunts death. I think everything about the whole site is brilliant! But for some reason my password keeps getting mixed up and I cant seem to get onto the site, can anyone point me in the right direction of password recovery?
Well recommend this memorial garden website though, very helpful.

I stumbled across gone to soon after looking on the internet for ways of sharing my sorrow and grief with others after losing my brother in tragic circumstances and found it a real help to pay a lasting tribute in a way others can share it warmed my heart and brought tears to my eyes when within seconds of me completing it to find 2 people had lit candles and paid tribute to him